Simulate running several process instances of the same process template

[Nariman Ammar]

Hello,

How can I apply BpelUnit to simulate running several process instances of the same process template? Similar to different process versions using the createInstance="yes" attribute?

Thanks

[Antonio García Domínguez]

Hi Nariman,

This would require running multiple instances of BPELUnit. The problem is that the ports would probably clash (each BPELUnit instance spins up its own server for mockups): you'd have to use multiple .bpts files that are almost identical except from the ports, and then run them from the command line (using bpelunit.bat or bpelunit.sh).

Kind regards,

Antonio

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[Nariman Ammar]

How can we model interacting process instances? For example, process p1 is a service that interacts with another processs p2 by invoking its operation. At the same time p2, which is another service recieves the invoke action from p1. process it then returns the result back to p1 which resumes.

Thanks

process p1

 invoke service

[Antonio García Domínguez]

Hi Nariman,

On 18 January 2016 at 20:20, Nariman Ammar <narima...@gmail.com> wrote:

How can we model interacting process instances? For example, process p1 is a service that interacts with another processs p2 by invoking its operation. At the same time p2, which is another service recieves the invoke action from p1. process it then returns the result back to p1 which resumes.

Do you want to test both services, or just one of them? You could deploy p2 normally to your BPEL engine and then use it from p1, which would be invoked by BPELUnit.

You're welcome,

Antonio